power distribution units( PDUs) that can handle higher wattages and allow for dynamic power allocation to support varying AI workloads.
“ What’ s more, data centres are collaborating more closely with utility companies to optimise energy sourcing and management. By working together, they can implement demand response programs and leverage renewable energy options, pursuing a more sustainable and resilient power infrastructure.”
From excess to essential: leveraging waste heat As data centres flex to support AI, they are also finding innovative ways to repurpose the waste heat generated by their powerful systems. This turns a challenge into an opportunity for even greater efficiency.
“ By capturing the excess heat generated by servers and transferring it through a system of pipes, warmth is provided to surrounding areas,” says Thierry.“ This illustrates how AI is driving community collaboration and contributing to energy conservation supporting local heating needs.”
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